Housing Trends Shaping the Front-End of the Economy: Q&A with Kermit Baker, AIA Chief Economist, and Chris Herbert, Managing Director of Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies

Housing Trends Shaping the Front-End of the Economy: Q&A with Kermit Baker, AIA Chief Economist, and Chris Herbert, Managing Director of Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies

Thursday, June 5, 2025 11:45 AM to 12:15 PM · 30 min. (America/New_York)
30-minute micro-seminar presentation

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Demographic shifts, migration across the U.S., housing affordability, climate change, immigration patterns: These are the big trends potentially upending the way we think about the places where we live. Architects have insights into how we translate these issues into how we need to build our homes in the coming decades. The session will include a review of issues such as adapting homes to be resilient during natural disasters, supporting aging-in-place, making homes more affordable, and navigating the shifting demand patterns from migration. Housing is a leading economic indicator for the broader construction industry. Bring your questions to this informal session and leave with real-time answers that help you prepare for the future.
Venue
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Session Code
TH316
Tracks
Navigating the new economy
Program Type
Expo Credit
CE Hours
0.5
Learning Units
RIBA

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